Sentence examples for measures dedicated from inspiring English sources

We propose the new model dedicated to the one-class classification and introduce novel diversity measures dedicated to it.

Their results confirm that introducing diversity measures dedicated to one-class ensembles is a worthwhile research direction and prove that the proposed models are valuable propositions which can outperform the traditional methods for one-class classification.

Together with our results on introgression, this claims for measures dedicated to the conservation of the traditional varieties.

In New Jersey, the measure dedicates hundreds of millions of dollars a year in sales taxes and taxes on wholesale petroleum products to state transportation projects over four years.

In China, Japan, South Korea and elsewhere, a big portion of fiscal-stimulus measures is dedicated to green projects.

These measures are dedicated to all kinds of entrepreneurs whatever their profile and the innovative level of their sectors.

Most technology pundits and consumer electronics insiders agree that devices like health bands are probably only temporary solutions — stopgap measures until dedicated exercise and wellness technology is absorbed into other devices.

Situations that potentially lead to high loads that can challenge the short-term integrity of the containment, like RPV melt-through under high pressure, energetic hydrogen/steam explosions, as well as long-term containment failure caused by internal over-pressure are avoided by a combination of preventive measures and dedicated systems.

The possible increase in clinician awareness and training in outcome measures, alongside dedicated administration support may have facilitated the process of ROM.

This paper describes a randomised trial in Australia, comparing biospecimen and biomarker data collection (including physical measures) through dedicated clinics, set up specifically for the trial, with collection through existing commercial pathology centres.

Generally, they are measured in dedicated (quasi adiabatic) reaction calorimeters.